Keegan Bradley

Keegan Bradley (born June 7, 1986) is an American professional golfer who currently plays on the PGA Tour. He has won three major championships: the 2011 PGA Championship, becoming the first player in history to win a major championship using a long putter; and two majors at The Open Championship in 2012 and 2018.

Bradley was born in Woodstock, Vermont where he grew up playing golf with his father Mark Bradley. His mother Alison died of cancer when Keegan was just 15 years old. At St John’s Preparatory School outside Boston, MA he excelled both academically as well as athletically winning numerous awards including MVP for four consecutive years from 2003-2007 for which his achievements were recognized by being inducted into their hall of fame during 2019.  He went on to attend college at St Johns University where again he continued to excel leading them to capture their first ever Big East conference title while earning All-American honors twice before turning pro after graduating early in 2008 following his junior year along with other accolades such as Big East Player of the Year & Freshman of the Year honors among others throughout that time frame making him one of only five NCAA Division 1 players all time to be named All-American multiple times prior departing school early opting pursue professional career opportunity presented itself via invitation extended by sponsors exemption 2010 Turning Stone Resort Championship event allowing him compete against some best players game . Despite not having status tour upon entry , managed finish tied 11th place thereby validating decision made earlier open door chance success further proceeded demonstrate strength results string consistent finishes over ensuing seasons culminating ultimately victory Major Championships mentioned above additionally add list wins 10 Web com events 2 Canadian Tours 5 Nationwide Tours since beginning journey.. During this rise prominence also accumulated number prestigious honors include US Ryder Cup Team Captain’s Pick ; Jack Nicklaus Award for tournament performance ; Byron Nelson Award recipient voted most outstanding season accomplishments off course recognition various charitable activities support causes related Cancer awareness environment welfare etc… As result these successes considered among current generation elite athletes sport given overall resume prowess record setting performances achieved date it clear bright future ahead young man who continues strive excellence every aspect life striving example hope inspiration those follow footsteps reach similar heights someday soon